Constructive criticism can be a helpful tool when used with the intent of helping or improving a situation in the workplace. However, it can be one of the most challenging things not only to receive, but also to give. It can often involve various emotions and feelings, which can make matters delicate. But when management learns effective ways to handle and deliver constructive criticism, employees can not only learn from their mistakes, but even benefit from them.
CONTENTS
Preface
When Should Feedback Occur?
Preparing and Planning
Choosing a Time and Place
During the Session (I)
During the Session (II)
Setting Goals
Diffusing Anger or Negative Emotions
What Not to Do
After the Session (I)
After the Session (II)